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New deal for Wadey!
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JAMES WADE admitted that he’s “winning in life” after signing a contract with Unicorn which will take him past 20 years with the top darts firm.The Aldershot hotshot has rediscovered his very best form over the past couple of years and has qualified for the Premier League finals and World Cup for England.
But Wade, 39, kicked off his busy schedule by signing on the dotted line for Unicorn for another five years, having first joined the team back in 2004.
He said: “I'm winning in life, and I believe I've got loads more major titles left in me. I've never reached what I know I'm capable of, but there's a lot more in the tank.
“I don’t think people understand totally the importance of having consistent and solid backing from the people around you.
“I joined Unicorn back in the early 2000s and they have been solidly behind me since then through thick and thin. It’s vital to have that security.
“They are a great team, absolute gentlemen and can’t do enough to make sure I’m happy and the products are all top draw.
“Loyalty doesn’t really exist in sport nowadays which is a shame. But Unicorn and I have had total loyalty for a long time now.
“Longevity in any sport is also not seen anymore. I’ve shown that I can stick around in a tough sport and Unicorn have played a huge part in that.
“It just goes to show that if you stick at what you’re good at with the right team around you, it’s possible to stay successful.
“It’s amazing to think that the new deal with Unicorn will take me past the 22- year mark with them. But long may it continue, it’s been a brilliant partnership with brilliant people.”
Wade takes part in the Premier League finals at the Mercedes-Benz Arena, Berlin
on June 13 - ironically 13 years after he first won the title. He will face Michael van Gerwen in a tough semi-final.He added: “I've won the Premier League once, back in 2009, and it's only certain other people who don't think I can do it again.
“I always think I can win it – it just depends which mindset I've got when I turn up – and I've been a lot more stable with my personality, on and off the board, in the last six months, which is always a good sign.
“If I can be less up-and-down, and maintain a consistent level of ability, I'm hard to beat.
“Ten years ago I was on stage when Phil (Taylor) hit those twin nine-darters in the Premier League play-off final, and I like to think it's a testament to my ability, stubbornness and me being pig-headed, but I know I've still got my best stuff to come.
“I've been proving people wrong for 10 to 15 years. I will continue to do it for as long as I want to do it.”
Story by Phil Lanning
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New York glory for Smith
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MICHAEL SMITH admitted it was “unreal” to win the US Darts Masters at Madison Square Garden.The St.Helens ace defeated Michael van Gerwen 8-4 to take the title in New York on Saturday night.
Smith, 31, beat Scots Gary Anderson 8-3 and then World Champ Peter Wright 8-6 on the way to the final before a powerhouse performance to KO MVG in the famous venue and take the £20,000.
He said: “I've won tournaments before but it's unreal to win at Madison Square Garden. Everyone wanted to win this event and it's unreal for me to be that person.
“I've just won a tournament in the most iconic venue in the world, and I'm the first person to do it. I'm ecstatic.
“I wasn't playing my best darts, but I put in a decent second half in the final. I did that earlier against Peter too and long may it continue.
“Michael's the same, we're capable of putting in four or five legs on the spin with no reply, and luckily I did.”
Smith had lost in the World Championship and UK Open finals earlier this year, but has won the final Cazoo Premier League night in Newcastle and a European Tour title in the nine days before his Madison Square Garden success.
He added: “I'm playing well and picking up titles, and it's unreal the way things have swung in my favour.
“Since I won the last night of the Premier League, my confidence has grown and grown. I wasn't chasing results, I was chasing wins and I've just won the first ever tournament at Madison Square Garden.
“Now that I'm making finals each week and winning them - and the way I'm winning them - is massive for my confidence and self-belief.”
By Phil Lanning
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Gary Anderson has vowed to “keep battling on” despite patchy form and wants glory in New York!
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GARY ANDERSON has vowed to “keep battling on” despite patchy form and wants glory in New York!The Flying Scotsman has found life difficult so far this year, winning just five matches in 14 nights of the Premier League.
But on the verge of the penultimate league night at the O2 in London tomorrow night (Thursday) where he faces Joe Cullen, Ando is still determined to get it right.
He said: “Darts has been a struggle this year, probably the year before as well but yeah just keep battling on. Hopefully it'll come good one day.
“I'm still in that bubble, before darts was my life 24/7. Everything was about darts but now we've been locked down, I've come to realise it's not all about darts. I've got young kids, I spend a lot of time with them.
“We've got the wee business we run, I'm there everyday I'm not at the darts. It's a bit hard for the darts circuit.”
But it’s not all doom and gloom for his career, Anderson still has the appetite to win trophies.
He added: “I've always wanted to win the Grand Slam. That was the first tournament I played in when I came across. I played it while I was in the BDO. I got so much dogs abuse, I loved it.
“When I play my game how I used to play, I win. There's weekends I turn up and I play really well and there's weekends I turn up and I'm absolutely awful.”
Anderson is also looking forward to his first ever trip to the glitz and glamour of New York for the World Series next month.
He said: “I'm in New York for the World Series, a place I've never been to so I'm looking forward to that.
“Sitting watching the documentary on Muhammad Ali and Madison Square Garden so to be there where he fought, it's something special.”
By Phil Lanning.
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